The electrochemical behaviour of PbSe, synthetized by a gas-solid reaction between PbSO, and H,Se at 6OO"C, is investigated. Several preliminary experiments on lead and selenium are performed in order to observe the peak potentials of the oxidations (or reductions) occuring in the -1 to + 1 Vsce ran
Electrochemical study of the copper-selenium system using carbon paste electrode
β Scribed by P. Carbonnelle; L. Lamberts
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1992
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 468 KB
- Volume
- 37
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0013-4686
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β¦ Synopsis
Abetmet-The electrochemical behavlour of solid copper selemdes incorporated m a carbon paste electrode 1s investigated Typlcal voltammograms have been recorded and reactions explaining the vanous peaks are advocated CuSe shows stepwlse oxldatlon m se(O) and Se(W), the first oxldahon step IS complete CuSe can be reduced m Cu,Se, this reaction bemg faclhtated m the presence of paste-mcorporated Cu(I1) Cu 2 + .Se oxldatlon IS a stepwise process leading to Cu,Se, C&e, Se and finally Se(W) can also be chemically oxidized m CuSe m the presence of Se(W) Cu,Se
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